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Janome 1200D Optional Accessories INSTRUCTION MANUAL Optional Accessories for 1200D ELASTIC GATHERING FOOT (C) AND ELASTIC GATHERER The elastic gathering foot not only takes the hard work out of attaching elastic, it is also great for making your own custom soutache. The three attachments allow you to sew 7.5 mm, 10 mm, or 13 mm (1/4", 3/8" or 1/2") flat elastic directly onto fabric. Adjust the screw to control the amount of tension or pressure placed on the elastic being gathered. 7.5 mm 200-805-102 10 mm 200-805-205 ADDING ELASTIC GATHERS 13 mm 200-805-308 200-805-009 Evenly apply 7.5, 10 or 13 mm (1/4", 3/8" or 1/2") elastic with the elastic gatherer. The overlocker/ serger quickly sews elastic onto fabric with either a three or four-thread stitch. 1. Select sewing program: 3 Thread Wide or 4 Thread. Thread and set up machine as indicated on the machine or in your instruction manual. Set stitch width dial on widest width. Attach elastic gathering foot. 2. Snap elastic gatherer “A” onto elastic gathering foot. See figure 1. 3. Loosen adjustment screw “B” and insert elastic into gatherer slot. Pull elastic under foot and extend it behind foot. Tighten screw “B” to set amount of gathering. See figure 2. 4. Position guide “C”; the elastic should be on the needle plate edge and next to cutting blades. Place fabric with right side up under elastic in front of cutting blades. 5. Lower needle(s) into fabric. Lower the presser foot. 6. Sew first two stitches by hand turning flywheel. Test sew adjusting elastic gatherer for fullness and checking that only fabric not the elastic is being cut. Sew at medium speed. See figure 3. NOTE: If you are using elastic lace, insert lace scallop to left side of elastic gatherer. COVER HEM FOOT (M) AND LACE ATTACHMENT GUIDE (H-1) Efficient and clever, this guide folds perfect 6 mm (1/4") edges. At the same moment it’s hemming, it attaches lace or trim placed underneath. Use with the cover hem foot. 200-801-304 200-801-005 CREATING LACE-TRIMMED HEMS WITH THE COVER HEM The cover hem stitch is used by professionals as a hemming method. The lace attachment guide will fold under a 6 mm (1/4") hem. The cover hem stitch then sews the lace underneath the folded edge in an efficient manner. This method of hemming is best accomplished when sewing a hem flat. The side seam is sewn after lace application. 1. Select sewing program: Triple Cover Hem, Cover Hem Wide or Cover Hem Thread and set up machine as indicated on the machine. Attach cover hem foot. 2. Fold or finger press approximately 5 cm (2") of the fabric under 6 mm (1/4") to form hem. 3. Place folded edge into H-1 guide. See figure 1. 4. Snap guide onto the foot; raise presser foot and slide fabric underneath presser foot. 5. Place lace on the right side of H-1 guide and underneath presser foot, using tweezers as needed. Lower presser foot. See figure 2. 6. Sew first two stitches by hand turning the flywheel. Hold fabric in your left hand and lace in your right hand and continue sewing. Check fabric and lace placement in H-1 guide. See figure 3. COVER HEM FOOT (M) AND HEM GUIDE (H-2) Hem edges evenly without measuring, pinning or pressing. Simply insert the fabric and the guide automatically folds and creates a 2.5 cm (1") hem. Use with the cover hem foot. 200-801-108 200-801-304 HEMMING WITH THE COVER HEM Would you like to sew a hem while the fabric automatically folds itself? The hem guide folds under a 2.5 cm (1") hem, and then the cover hem stitch neatly topstitches the folded fabric. This method of hemming is best accomplished when sewing a hem “flat”. The side seam is sewn after hemming. 1. Select sewing program: Triple Cover Hem, Cover Hem Wide or Cover Hem Thread and set up machine as indicated on the machine. Attach cover hem foot. 2. Fold or finger press approximately 5 cm (2") of the fabric under 2.5 cm (1") to form hem. 3. Before snapping H-2 guide onto M foot, place folded fabric edge into H-2 guide. See figure 1. 4. Position fabric under foot and lower the needles into fabric. Lower the presser foot. Snap H-2 guide onto foot. See figure 2. * The old type of foot can also 5. Sew first two stitches by hand turning the be used. flywheel. Hold fabric in your left hand and folded hem in your right hand and continue sewing. Check that fabric is being guided evenly. See figure 3. COVER HEM FOOT (M) AND WRAPPED EDGE GUIDE (H-3) This guide creates the look of bias tape. In addition, it also attaches pre-made bias tape. Hem edges evenly without measuring, pinning or pressing and duplicate ready to wear details easily. 200-801-304 200-801-201 200-801-304 200-801-201 CREATING WRAPPED EDGES WITH THE COVER HEM The wrapped edge guide uses pre-folded bias tape. The guide facilitates tape application to a fabric edge and the cover hem stitch secures it in place. 1. Select sewing program: Triple Cover Hem, Cover Hem Wide Thread and set up machine as indicated on the machine. Attach cover hem foot. 2. Cut a length of bias tape 3.5 - 4 cm (1-3/8 - 1- 1/2") wide. Press one side* or both sides of tape length under into a finished folded width of 2.5 cm (1"). 3. Before snapping H-3 guide onto H foot, place folded edge(s) into H-3 guide. See figure 1. Position the fabric underneath the foot and lower the needles into fabric. Lower the * The old type of presser foot. Snap H-3 guide onto foot. See foot can also be figure 2. used. 3. Sew first two stitches by hand turning the flywheel. Insert fabric into the fold of the bias tape. See figure 3. NOTE: When sewing a curve, sew two or three stitches and adjust fabric in guide. Continue in same manner around entire curve. Avoid very tight curves. OPTION: Purchase extra wide double fold tape. Press out the center fold line for best results. * Pressing only one side under (with the raw edge enclosed within the cover hem stitching) will be less bulky PINTUCKING FOOT (K) AND PINTUCKING GUIDE (K-1) The pintuck guide lifts the fabric into a tuck and easily creates a corded look without the need for cording. 200-802-202 200-802-006 CREATING RAISED PINTUCKS WITH THE COVER HEM Creative serging occurs when the cover hem stitch and pintuck foot are combined. The pintuck guide lifts lightweight to medium weight fabric to form a raised pintuck. Rows of pintucks are commonly seen in heirloom sewing. 1. Select sewing program: Cover Hem Thread and set up machine as indicated on the machine. Attach pintucking foot. 2. Open left side door. Slide slender end of K-1 guide under groove on pintuck foot. Insert pin on guide into needle plate hole, close left side door. See figure 1. Position fabric (right side up) on top of K-1 guide and under foot. Lower needles into fabric and lower presser foot. See figure 2. 3. Sew first two stitches by hand turning the flywheel. Continue sewing at a medium speed. Use presser foot edge as a guide for next row of pintucks. PINTUCKING FOOT (K) AND CORDING GUIDE (K-2) Create corded pintucks with ease. The cording is threaded through the guide and then stitched into the pintuck. 200-802-202 200-802-109 CORDING PINTUCKS WITH THE COVER HEM A trapunto effect is achieved when the cover hem stitch, pintucking foot and cording guide are used together. The corded pintuck works well on medium weight and knit fabrics. 1. Select sewing program: Cover Hem Thread and set up machine as indicated on the machine. Attach pintucking foot. 2. Insert cord or yarn through tubular guide on K-2 guide. Open left side door. Set pin on K-2 guide into needle plate hole, close left side door. 3. Position cord under pintucking foot groove. Leave a 5 cm (2") tail behind foot. See figure 1. 4. Lay fabric (right side up) on top of cord and under presser foot. Lower needles into fabric. Lower the presser foot. 5. Sew first two stitches by hand turning the flywheel. Continue sewing at a medium speed. See figure 2. HINT:Wrap the cord or yarn end with clear tape for easy insertion into the K-2 guide. CORDING FOOT (Q) AND CORDING GUIDE (K-2) Couch narrow ribbon, create your own decorative trims, or add bands of soutache to your next garment using the overlock three stitch and the cording guide. 200-802-109 CREATE DECORATIVE TRIM 200-802-305 The Q foot is great for serging over various tapes and cords with decorative threads to create your own decorative trim. Use heavy decorative thread suitable for overlock machines in the upper looper. 1. Select sewing program: 3 Thread Thread and set up machine as indicated on machine or in your instruction manual. Use R1 needle position. Attach taping foot. Move cutting width dial to widest setting and lower cutting blade. 2. Use the K-2 guide with the Q foot to guide the tape/cord. Insert cord or tape through rectangular guide on K-2 guide.
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